Ask SAFE: How do I talk to my child about challenging topics at college?
August 17, 2018
Sexual assault, masculinity, gender identity. These topics will come up at college. Here are some ways to talk about them.
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August 17, 2018
Student athletes raise awareness through Purple Ribbon Campaign
September 29, 2017
Student athletes are raising awareness about domestic violence through the Purple Ribbon Campaign.
Read MoreRelationship skills are jobs skills
September 8, 2017
Assertive communication and respect for other people are key to success in relationships at home and at work.
Read MoreStudy finds SAFE’s Expect Respect program reduces youth violence
June 15, 2017
SAFE is excited to share the findings of a 5-year, controlled effectiveness study of Expect Respect support groups.
Read MoreModeling more than fashion at A Day to Shine
February 3, 2017
Where can you go to enjoy a fashion show and an inspirational speech by an influential sports educator? Join us April 1 at A Day to Shine!
Read MoreYouth Leadership Academy makes a difference
February 3, 2017
The 2017 Expect Respect Summer Youth Leadership Academy provides job sites in Austin and Manor in collaboration with the Summer Youth Employment Program.
Read MoreData on physical punishment leads to ‘No Hit Zones’
February 3, 2017
Spanking is hitting and parents in the US hit more than parents in other countries. Kids who are hit show significantly more aggressive and anti-social behavior
Read MoreSchool becomes more sensitive to students’ trauma
February 3, 2017
Students and adults at Anderson High School have a plan to address weighty topics, including dating abuse, sexual assault, and suicide.
Read MoreEducational theater offers youth opportunities
February 3, 2017
Changing Lives Youth Theatre Ensemble and Where’s Your Line? are bringing excited theatre opportunities to youth in the Austin area!
Read MoreA Day to Shine
April 11, 2015
A Day to Shine will be held on Saturday, April 11th, 2015 at the Westin Domain. This year, A Day to Shine will benefit Expect Respect, a program of SafePlace. Honoring Dick and Sara Rathgeber with the LifeStyle Award.
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